Practical Attachment: A One Day Somatic + Intensive Workshop

Dive into a full day of hands-on bodywork and deep somatic practices to boost your mind-body connection. What if healthier relationships begin with feeling safer within yourself? Join us for an interactive somatic attachment experience exploring how your attachment patterns influence communication, emotional triggers, conflict, and connection. Through an attachment-style framework, guided reflection, breathwork, and sound healing, you will gain practical tools to regulate your emotions, understand your relationship patterns, and feel more at home in your body. Come alone or bring a partner, friend, or family member. Tonight isn’t just a therapy session, it’s an opportunity to reconnect with yourself and create more secure, intentional relationships. Co-facilitated by Sakena Whilby, LPC and Bryce Connor, LPC, this is a elevated evening that lets you feel what secure attachment could be like, then gives you a clear, warm path to keep the work going with you. What you'll move through: • A Ritual Welcome • The Discovery — an interactive attachment-style assessment, live in the room • The Practical Side — how your style shows up at work, with family, and in romantic relationships, through two therapists' lenses • The Shift —learn the tools needed to navigate your emotions • The Somatic Anchor — learning what your body feels like at rest, so you can find your way back under stress • The Closing Ceremony — guided breathwork flowing into a candlelit tea meditation What's included in every ticket: Full 3-hour experience, ritual opening, both teachings, somatic breathwork, closing tea ceremony, adaptogen drinks and light grazing, a take-home Regulation Kit, and a printed keepsake packet with the attachment-style assessment, somatic practices, worksheets, and journaling prompts. Who this is for: People ready to do real work on the relationship they have with themselves and the ones they have with everyone else. This space is intentionally welcoming to women, queer and non-binary individuals, and people of color. Good to know: • Wear something soft and comfortable — there's floor work and breathwork • Mats, bolsters, and cushions are provided • Feel free to come alone or bring your person • The breath work is gentle and optional Your guides: Sakena Whilby, LPC, LMHC — Founder, Exhale Therapy Center. Nearly 15 years in corporate HR (Google, Siemens) before becoming a therapist. Tonight she bridges how attachment shapes self, work, and family dynamics. Bryce Connor, MS, LPC (they/them) — Licensed Professional Counselor, neurodivergent, queer, mixed, and unapologetically warm. Tonight they bridge how attachment shows up in romantic relationships.